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The minister of VSA discusses plans for the execution of activities associated with the mental health project.

June 10, 2022

The minister of VSA discusses plans for the execution of activities associated with the mental health project.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  Minister of Public Health, Social Development, and Labor, Mr. Omar Ottley, welcomed World Bank representatives Ana Holt, Johanne Angers, Marcelo Bortman, and Alyssa Khan to his office to discuss the delegation’s trip. The group is currently here on the travel they refer to as “a mission”. The aim of this trip is to gain perspective and insight into St. Maarten’s situation as it concerns mental health and to have discussions about moving the project along with relevant parties. This is the first mission trip for the group regarding the project.

The spokeswoman for the group during the courtesy visit ...


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